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What happens if carbon dioxide levels in the blood are too low
cells can become poisoned..
=D ashlee
What type of surface is the All-England championships at Wimbledon played on
its grass clay or asphalt 1 of those 3
A+ grass =]
Which racquet sport features both hardball and softball versions
squash
Which of these sports has a long program as part of the Winter Olympics
figure skating (:
Which of these sports are the most similar to each other
racquetball and squash
Which muscles are most likely to be exposed to a lot of stress when skating
Leg and Back
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